About Jigsaw Visits
From vibrant cities to hidden small town gems, these national hotspots continue to inspire our British heritage. Discover our daytime jaunts for the best places to eat, shop and relax.
When in Marlow
Located on the River Thames, Marlow is a picturesque Georgian market town in the county of Buckinghamshire. Perfect for a weekend break or in our case, a long day out, we discover our Marlow boutique team’s recommendations, from the best eateries to the town’s famous inhabitants.
First things first
Our Marlow boutique sits in a charming Grade II listed building which once belonged to engineer, Edwin Clark. One of the most unique features of the building is a beautiful fireplace. An amalgamation of eras, it has been added to throughout the centuries as a decorative mantelpiece to a fully functional fireplace. Shop our new AW24 collection instore where our friendly team are on hand for any styling tips or queries you may have.
Coffee Break
Fego is a space made for relaxation, serving artisanal coffee and cakes, plus breakfast and lunch offerings, all with a South African twist.
Local tip
Albion House on 104 West Street was once home to Percy and Mary Shelley, who took residence here in 1817. Mary Shelley had started writing Frankenstein in Switzerland in 1816 and completed the majority of the novel when they returned from the continent at this address in Marlow.
Out to lunch
Dubbed the Sandwich Kings of Marlow, The Cedar is perfect for a lunchtime pit stop with a vast selection of cakes for a post sweet treat.
Afternoon stroll
You can’t miss talking a walk along the Thames in this riverside town. A walk down to the scenic lock with great views across the weir and to the church and bridge is ideal for a moment of calm.
Dinner Date
Lavvin is a Mediterranean restaurant in Marlow that introduces a luxurious dining experience across its impressive restaurant, bar and garden. Best known for its Sunday lunch if you choose to visit at the weekend.
Highlights
All Saints Church has been the iconic image of Marlow for nearly two centuries. Positioned across from, Marlow Park, this large green space is perfect for a summer picnic or an autumnal stroll afterwards.
